DUI Checkpoints in King, Washington — Not Permitted — mrcheckpoint 

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Seattle 3,561,397 people Bellevue 150,606 people Kent 135,169 people Renton 105,355 people Federal Way 99,614 people Kirkland 92,015 people Auburn 85,623 people Redmond 73,728 people Sammamish 66,586 people Shoreline 58,673 people Burien 51,505 people Bothell 47,917 people Issaquah 39,400 people Des Moines 32,667 people SeaTac 30,927 people Maple Valley 27,889 people Mercer Island 25,464 people Kenmore 23,611 people Cottage Lake 23,233 people Union Hill-Novelty Hill 23,173 people Tukwila 21,569 people Covington 20,814 people Fairwood 18,612 people Bryn Mawr-Skyway 18,032 people White Center 15,479 people Lakeland North 14,960 people Snoqualmie 13,762 people Lake Forest Park 13,462 people Woodinville 13,301 people Newcastle 12,931 people Enumclaw 12,630 people Lakeland South 12,606 people East Renton Highlands 12,079 people Vashon 10,939 people Lake Morton-Berrydale 10,457 people Duvall 8,128 people North Bend 7,549 people Hobart 7,155 people Pacific 7,097 people Normandy Park 6,697 people Black Diamond 5,314 people Boulevard Park 4,411 people Mirrormont 4,102 people Lake Holm 3,653 people Maple Heights-Lake Desire 3,436 people Algona 3,264 people Clyde Hill 3,108 people Medina 2,923 people Carnation 2,515 people Shadow Lake 2,115 people Riverbend 2,041 people Fall City 2,018 people Wilderness Rim 1,872 people Lake Marcel-Stillwater 1,396 people Yarrow Point 1,280 people Ames Lake 1,108 people Riverpoint 963 people Ravensdale 370 people Hunts Point 323 people Beaux Arts Village 258 people Baring 206 people Skykomish 116 people


Frequently Asked Questions

Are DUI checkpoints legal in Washington?

No. Washington does not permit sobriety checkpoints. Banned under the Washington State Constitution (Art. I, §7).

How does Washington enforce drunk driving laws without checkpoints?

Law enforcement in Washington relies on roving patrols, officer observation of traffic violations, and saturation patrols during high-risk periods.